After missing Friday's game in Los Angeles, Steph Curry returned to the court on Saturday to face former teammate Kevin Durant and the Phoenix Suns on the second leg of a back-to-back at Chase Center.

Dropping out of the playoff picture obviously is not ideal for the Warriors, but they have one of the best players on the planet in Steph Curry on their roster and there is still plenty of time left to turn things around.

The basketball world lit up Saturday night as Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry delivered a jaw-dropping buzzer-beater against the Phoenix Suns. Trailing 65-61 at halftime, Curry showcased his signature brilliance by dribbling behind his back, weaving through defenders and launching a fading floater to beat the clock.

The Clippers beat the Warriors in each of their first two meetings. Los Angeles sits in seventh place at 17-13 despite missing Kawhi Leonard — who won’t debut Friday — all year. Wing Terance Mann is also listed as out with a broken finger.

Wednesday was vintage Curry on the NBA’s showcase stage. But the vociferation of his excellence felt like a simultaneous cry for help.

Stephen Curry remains hopeful as the Golden State Warriors face a challenging season amid their losing streak.

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The Chef is cooking. Warriors star Steph Curry got the last word before halftime of Golden State's game against the Phoenix Suns on Saturday at Chase Center, reaching deep into his bag to blow by Kevin Durant and two other defenders with a buzzer-beating floater.